In response to the Iranian regime's tightening control and the recent massacre, Le Figaro features voices from Iranian citizens who bravely share their experiences and emotions amidst the ongoing turmoil.
Le Figaro reports on the dire situation in Iran following the most lethal massacre in the country's history, as the Islamic Republic tightens its grip on the population. The article highlights the voices of Iranians, both known and anonymous, who feel compelled to share their thoughts and experiences despite the risks involved. The words shared in the letters provide a raw and genuine reflection of life in a grieving and inaccessible Iran.
The series of letters came after a ten-day complete internet shutdown, during which citizens were isolated from the outside world. Despite the fear and oppression, a strong desire to testify and communicate their feelings has emerged among the Iranian populace. Each letter, coming from all corners of the country, emphasizes the urgency of sharing their stories and expressing solidarity in a time of immense pain and loss.
The publication of these letters serves not only as a means of giving a voice to the oppressed but also highlights the resilience and courage of the Iranian people in the face of adversity. As they grapple with the impact of state violence and censorship, their willingness to communicate their experiences underscores a collective desire for change and recognition on the international stage.
